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And here he is at another TPUSA event with Sebastian Gorka

The Kochs are funding numerous groups targeting college students: TPUSA, Young America's Foundation, Generation Opportunity, Speech First to indoctrinate them into their economic worldview

They are also promoting these 'IDW' thinkers to targeted the disaffected young male demographic, towards the end of Democracy in Chains a Koch linked thinker is quoted talking about how this is an ideal group for them to select to promote their ideas to.

And then, there is this quote:

>In support of building their own youth movement, another speaker, the libertarian historian Leonard Liggio, cited the success of the Nazi model. In his paper titled "National Socialist Political Strategy: Social Change in a Modern Industrial Society with an Authoritarian Tradition," Liggio, who was affiliated with the Koch-funded Institute for Humane Studies (IHS) from 1974 to 1998, described the Nazis' successful creation of a youth movement a key to their capture of the state. Like the Nazis, he suggested, libertarians should organise university students to create group identity.

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